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disperse
verb as in distribute; scatter
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Police in Kenya have fired tear gas to disperse protesters who tried to occupy a church that was recently given a substantial donation by President William Ruto.
But off-road vehicle enthusiasts and those who support dispersed camping say mining and drilling is typically compatible with their needs — and that monument designations can push out their preferred use of the land.
Like the Huguenots before them, over time Jewish people dispersed from the area, some of them to the richer suburbs of north London.
Packs are largely made up of two adults and their offspring; eventually the younger wolves disperse and attempt to form other packs.
Waving away his campaign pledge to lower the cost of groceries, Trump focused instead on maximal cruelty and political retribution dispersed with a wrecking ball.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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